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A 27-year-old NYC mom has shared with her children, aged 5 and 7, the scars from a near-fatal neck slash attack as a lesson in survival and resilience. The mother's determination to overcome her traumatic experience is an inspiring example of strength for those who face adversity.
A federal judge has declined to require an ICE agent to remain imprisoned in Texas while his extradition fight plays out. The decision comes as the agent faces charges in Minnesota.
A growing number of charity scams are targeting tap-to-pay users, with victims reportedly losing thousands of dollars through counterfeit cards and schemes that exploit the convenience of contactless payments. Authorities are urging caution and warning consumers to verify charities' authenticity before making a donation.
A federal judge has cleared the way for ICE agent Christian Castro, accused in a Minnesota shooting case, to leave a Texas jail after denying an emergency request that would have blocked his release. The decision marks a major setback for Minnesota's efforts to keep Castro behind bars.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is joining attorneys general from 23 states and Washington D.C. in suing the U.S. Postal Service over its handling of mail-in voting, following a major Supreme Court victory. The lawsuit comes as the November midterms approach.
A Florida jury has convicted Mario Fernandez Saldana of murder in the 2022 ambush killing of Microsoft executive Jared Bridegan. The defendant was found guilty by a jury on Wednesday.
Millions of barrels of Iranian oil sit off the coast of Malaysia, despite a US blockade at the Persian Gulf, as the country vows to prevent 'zero leakage' from its shipping vessels. The oil is stored on tankers east of Singapore and far from U.S. warships enforcing the blockade.
LIV Golf is laying off many employees ahead of its second iteration with new investors, with terminations set to begin in early September.
US Attorney Leah Foley says Massachusetts State Rep. Francisco 'Paul' Marroquin was arrested for alleged COVID fraud for the second time this month by authorities.
Maverick Democrat Senator John Fetterman has surged in popularity among Pennsylvania Republicans, who may be considering a switch to the GOP as his own party turns on him. The shift could leave the Republican Party scrambling for a new candidate.
Pennsylvania Senator John Fetterman, a centrist Democrat, is gaining popularity among Republicans in his state, prompting speculation that he may switch to the GOP, as his own party turns against him.
Vanity Fair drops journalist Brittany Romano after viral video showing her winking and smiling during Lindsay Clancy trial coverage.
British actor Tim Curry, known for his iconic role as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in 'The Rocky Horror Picture Show,' has died at 80.
Tim Curry, star of 'Rocky Horror Picture Show' and 'Clue,' dies at 80. The English actor became a cult figure thanks to his iconic performances in various film and TV projects.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed faced backlash after previously deleted posts surfacing online, showing years of support for the Green New Deal, prompting him to decline defending the policy.
Canada has imposed retaliatory tariffs on approximately $20 billion worth of US goods in response to escalating trade tensions.
Los Angeles Democratic mayoral candidates faced backlash from residents after a debate was described as 'disgraceful', with one voter calling it 'torched' by locals who were unimpressed with the performance of both candidates.
A Rutgers University research dean is facing charges for allegedly secretly recording 'up-skirt' videos using his cellphone while working at the school. Joshua Kohut, 51, from Cranberry, New Jersey, is accused of making these illicit recordings.
The Mozambique government is holding a two-day forum to discuss the future of displaced people in the country as armed conflict in northern Cabo Delgado region enters its ninth year, worsening the displacement crisis.
US officials announced that Chinese hackers have launched a massive cyber-espionage campaign targeting numerous US government agencies, including NASA and the Senate, compromising sensitive information. The campaign allegedly compromised hospitals and other critical infrastructure as well.
A 6-year-old student's death after being slapped by his teacher has reignited India's debate on corporal punishment, sparking renewed calls for its abolition in schools. The incident is set to be examined further by a parliamentary committee.
The United States is hurtling towards a $50 trillion debt, a figure that was once considered a distant threat but is now rapidly approaching reality. The country's financial trajectory bears eerie similarities to the fictional prophecy of The Matrix.
Three US Secret Service officials have been placed on administrative leave pending an internal investigation into potential misconduct. The office's Office of Professional Responsibility is handling the probe.
A man accused of terrorizing pedestrians in Philadelphia while wearing a 'Chucky'-style mask was arrested in Las Vegas after a multi-state search, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
The FBI has concluded a 60-day operation targeting cybercriminals, online fraud, and illicit digital infrastructure, resulting in numerous arrests and disrupting vast global networks that preyed on Americans.
U.S. Sen. Darline Graham won the Republican nomination to replace her late brother in South Carolina's general election ballot, securing another victory for President Donald Trump.
A Seattle man has been accused of targeting Washington Governor Bob Ferguson after allegedly outlining a deadly plan while on hospital leave; authorities say the threat put Ferguson and others in danger.
A group of multi-faith parents has filed a lawsuit against the Palo Alto Unified School District and a high school principal over a field trip to a local mosque where students allegedly wore Muslim attire, sparking concerns about cultural sensitivity and religious freedom.
Colin Kaepernick to receive the Muhammad Ali Center's Humanitarian of the Year Award for his advocacy against racial injustice. The award honors those who work to promote unity and fight social inequality.
New research suggests that nearly a quarter of NFL players may develop chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) in their lifetime, prompting concerns over player safety. The finding is being seen as a 'call to action' for the league to take further steps to prevent head injuries and protect its players.
California Governor Gavin Newsom vows to take a new legal fight against the Trump administration's push to restrict mail-in voting after the Supreme Court rules in favor of the administration's challenged provision.
A US Air Force major is facing military charges over his public call for the impeachment and removal of former President Trump.
A 58-foot fishing boat ran aground at a popular Northern California beach and was subsequently closed as crews worked to remove approximately 1,000 gallons of diesel from the vessel.
Chicago Sky team owner Michael Alter announced that Enes Kanter Freedom is barred from playing at Wintrust Arena after an altercation with teammate Natasha Cloud on Sunday.
Georgia secured a major victory Tuesday in its long-running redistricting battle after a federal appeals court overturned a lower court ruling that the state's 2021 maps violated the Voting Rights Act.
The Republican runoff in Oklahoma's governor's race is providing an unusual twist as voters weigh the endorsement of former President Donald Trump, a rare move for a sitting headliner, against other contenders in the contest. The outcome could be seen as a test of Trump's influence over his party's nominees.
The father of a US Navy sailor who has been deployed in the Middle East for a record-breaking nine months was released from immigration detention, according to his family. His arrest sparked intense attention and support for his release.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Dr. Abdul El-Sayed awkwardly pivoted to discussing circumcision during a heated debate on child sex changes and transgender athletes at women's sports on Fox News Monday night. No further details were provided in the article.
President Donald Trump has ordered US flags to be lowered nationwide for one week in mourning after the death of country music icon Dolly Parton. The flag order follows a statement from Trump telling Parton 'The World will miss you terribly' as he mourned her passing.
Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed's defense of Sharia law sparks controversy among Christians and conservatives on social media, with many labeling his stance as 'done'.
Angel Reese broke the WNBA single-game rebound record with 26 rebounds in Atlanta's 78-71 win over the Los Angeles Sparks, setting a new benchmark that surpasses Chamique Holdsclaw's previous mark of 24.
Three individuals wearing headlamps and overalls have emerged from a Manhattan manhole, prompting an NYPD investigation that has gone viral on social media. The police department is looking into the incident.
Former TOPGUN pilot Matthew 'Whiz' Buckley analyzed the eerie calm of a Marine Corps F-18 pilot after an emergency ejection, highlighting his split-second decision that may have saved his life.
Google Docs password leak reveals a costly security mistake after a company had its sensitive information exposed when passwords were stored in the cloud without adequate encryption. The incident highlights the importance of prioritizing security and implementing robust protocols to protect sensitive data.
Dolly Parton, country music legend and renowned humanitarian, has passed away at 80.
Nevada has filed a lawsuit against the Trump administration over what it calls 'catastrophic' water cuts to the Colorado River, amid spiraling crisis in the drought-stricken basin.
A new report alleges that networks linked to the Muslim Brotherhood are embedded across Canadian institutions, sparking concerns about the potential for Islamist influence in the country. The discovery has raised eyebrows and questions about national security and the spread of extremist ideologies.
A spectator's cheeky behavior during the Lindsay Clancy courtroom proceedings has gone viral after a video surfaced showing her grinning and winking at the camera providing the livestream. The incident occurred toward the end of the trial.
The US Justice Department is considering charges against an Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer who shot a Venezuelan immigrant in Minneapolis, sources say. The incident occurred this winter and has sparked calls for accountability from advocates and local leaders.
Hillary Clinton calls the Democratic Party's shift to democratic socialism a 'healthy experiment', prompting swift backlash and ridicule from conservatives who label her views as 'definition of insanity'.
US President Donald Trump is set to impose new sanctions on Iran, which could have a significant impact on its economy and international trade partners, amid concerns about the 'economic D-Day' declaration. The direct effect of the sanctions on Iran's relations with other countries remains uncertain.
Recent progressive wins in Democratic primaries for Senate seats did not signal a shift on Israel policy within the party. Outspoken Israel critics have gained momentum, but their impact remains to be seen as the party moves forward.
Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson criticized her colleagues for a 'serious legal error' in allowing the Trump administration to move forward with parts of its mail-voting executive order.
A federal judge rejected Ghislaine Maxwell's petition for a new trial as 'lengthy and rambling', finding her claims to be 'all meritless'.
An Ohio man, Alex Justin Miller, has been charged by the FBI after allegedly making graphic threats against a Jewish Republican congressman and President Donald Trump.
Two people have died in Pennsylvania due to measles, both of whom were unvaccinated, marking the first reported US deaths from measles in 2023.
The latest episode of 'Lioness' has left fans reeling after a brutal and violent execution scene in the show's current airing on Paramount+.
A Florida-led operation known as Operation Statewide Shield has rescued 163 children from around the globe in a historic state sweep, hunting suspected predators along the way.
President Donald Trump has suggested renaming Lake Ontario to 'Lake America', escalating tensions with Canada amid rising border trade rifts. The move is seen as a provocative gesture in response to accusations of lying by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
A Trump envoy is calling for a Sudan-wide arms embargo due to escalating drone attacks, which could expire next month if not amended or renewed, sparking concerns about its effectiveness in curbing violence.
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's plan to sever financial lifelines for Iran's regime is being assessed by experts as potentially destabilizing, sparking concerns about a possible collapse of the country's government. The move could have significant implications for global politics and economies.
A federal judge postponed the trial of a former Libyan intelligence official charged in the 1988 bombing of Pan Am Flight 103 after receiving new evidence from the defense attorneys.
Russia is facing growing fears of mobilization amid reports of intimidating tactics as citizens with pre-existing medical conditions are being forced to join the military. A 26-year-old man from Orenburg was denied service due to a Category V military ID, only to be told he would serve regardless.
Hundreds of Rohingya refugees protested in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh, on Monday demanding justice and the right to return to their homes, nine years after a genocide was perpetrated against them. The protesters gathered to mark the anniversary of the 2017 atrocities.
Darline Graham faces a make-or-break GOP runoff in a historic bid to keep her brother's Senate seat, as President Donald Trump's influence and endorsements hang in the balance in statewide Republican primary elections.
China sees an opportunity as the US left blocks data center construction for its AI infrastructure, which is crucial to U.S. national security.
French has become a sticking point in the Canada-US trade dispute as its language use and cultural nuances pose challenges for translators and policymakers amidst ongoing negotiations.
The US Secret Service is aware of a video aired by Iran's state broadcaster that appears to threaten the life of Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Donald Trump. The video has been viewed millions of times on Iranian state media.
Michigan Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed faced scrutiny for past statements on Sharia law and White supremacy during a heated interview on 'Jesse Watters Primetime'.
Mariska Hargitay nearly left 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit' over fear of being typecast as Olivia Benson after more than two decades in the role. The actress considered leaving the show due to concerns that her career would be defined by a single character.
A Detroit pastor who delivered a prayer at President Donald Trump's inauguration says Christians in Muslim-majority Dearborn, Michigan, have privately told him they are afraid to publicly express their views due to fear of backlash from the local Muslim community.
Yemen's Houthis claim to have carried out an attack on a Saudi oil tanker off the port city of Yanbu in the Red Sea, according to a statement issued by the rebel group.
A daredevil couple accused of climbing the Empire State Building are seen showing public affection after their first court appearance, despite being charged with trespassing and reckless endangerment.
Democratic Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed is trying to distance himself from supporter Hasan Piker following Piker's controversial remarks about Jewish Americans.
Missouri Assistant Fire Chief charged with murder after investigators found hidden video on his wife's phone that contradicted her reported death as a suicide.
A nationwide card skimming scam is stealing food benefits by installing devices on payment terminals, copying card information and making unauthorized transactions. The scammers use stolen funds to purchase groceries and other essentials, often leaving behind receipts that appear legitimate.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu accused Iran of attempting to assassinate one of his sons in a recent interview. Netanyahu made the accusation during an interview with the Israeli Channel 14J.
President Donald Trump continues to defy expectations on the economy, but his efforts are overshadowing the Republican Party's growing concerns about their prospects in the 2026 midterm elections, with many attributing their struggles to President Biden.
Vice President JD Vance says Canada is more accommodating on trade with China than with the US, describing the situation as 'insanity'. His comments come amid stalled talks with Canada and threats of retaliatory tariffs ramping up again.
Iran-linked hackers are suspected of forcing a small British power generator offline for four days in March, the latest in a series of alleged attacks linked to Iranian cyber activity. The incidents come amid increased scrutiny over recent allegations that Tehran is behind an attack on a Minnesota water treatment plant.
Senate Republicans are pushing back against President Trump's plan to make beef cheaper, warning that it goes too far and could alienate voters in key races. Several GOP senators are speaking out against the proposal, which aims to increase federal subsidies for beef farmers.
Neighbors have spotted Conor Hanlon, 36, the husband of slain New Jersey woman Brooke Hanlon, 35, making weekly visits to their home in Chester.
Neighbors have reported spotting Conor Hanlon, the husband of slain New Jersey woman Brooke Hanlon, at his family's home in Chester on a regular basis as investigators continue to probe the homicide case.
The Charleston, South Carolina, chapter of the Democratic Socialists of America is facing backlash from conservatives after posting an ad seeking volunteers to provide childcare at meetings, sparking criticism that it prioritizes party politics over family values. The group's effort has been dubbed 'the next generation of comrades' by its supporters, but opponents have labeled it a divisive and inappropriate move.
Former Illinois sheriff's deputy Sean Grayson died Sunday while serving a 20-year prison sentence for fatally shooting Sonya Massey in her home, his attorney confirmed. Grayson had initially been denied medical release despite showing signs of health deterioration.
Moderate GOP Sen. Susan Collins breaks with Trump on 2 key issues and won't join Vice President JD Vance's stop in her home state of Maine.
Humanoid robots are being developed and tested for military use, sparking debate about their potential role in warfare. They have already shown impressive abilities in sports, but their integration into the military is a new frontier.
Wyndham Clark won his third PGA Tour event in 2026 at the BMW Championship, defeating Rory McIlroy to take the win and bolstering his case for PGA Tour Player of the Year honors.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford has called on Canada to prepare for a potential reduction in exports of electricity and critical minerals to the US due to trade tensions between the two countries led by President Trump.
John Candy's family is speaking out against Hollywood for its treatment of the actor throughout his career, specifically highlighting weight criticism he endured. His daughter, Jennifer Candy-Sullivan, made the comments in an interview about her late father's legacy and struggles with weight stigma.
Florida Democratic Senate nominee Angie Nixon has resurfaced clips from her past comments supporting abolishing the Electoral College and embracing ranked-choice voting. The remarks have sparked renewed attention amid her ongoing campaign.
The US State Department is launching a global crackdown on birth tourism scams, revoking hundreds of visas as part of a sweeping operation to combat visa fraud.
Harry Potter' star Jessie Cave revealed that feeling embarrassed when she joined OnlyFans due to financial struggles supporting her four children. She appeared in the blockbuster film franchise despite facing money difficulties.
US avocado imports are contributing to Mexican cartels' profits by undercutting domestic US farmers, who face significant economic losses due to cheaper imported guacamole.
Shelley Fabares, star of 'The Donna Reed Show' and 'Coach,' dies at 82. The actress and singer passed away on Saturday in Los Angeles.
An AI chatbot's knowledge of its users can be surprisingly intimate and potentially concerning, revealing personal details that may be better kept private. The extent to which these chatbots retain user information raises questions about their accountability and users' control over their own data.
Conservatives in the US are having more children than liberals, driven by a perceived pessimism about the future among liberal families, according to research from the Institute for Family Studies. This trend reflects the widening political divide between liberal and conservative attitudes on family planning and reproductive policy.
US President Donald Trump's administration is threatening a 'economic D-Day' for Iran, aiming to sever every economic lifeline sustaining it through its toughest sanctions campaign yet, amid ongoing tensions and testing of his detente with China.
A democratic socialist has shaken up the party establishment by sharing her unconventional strategy for winning in Congress. The approach was revealed at a recent Dominican Heritage Reception in New York City.
The Trump administration celebrated the prosecution of MS-13 ringleaders before the case fell apart twice, including the collapse of an alleged mastermind's indictment in March 2025.